Listen. Then spell.
Type the word you hear.
FOR NEW SPELLERS. AND THE GROWN-UPS CHEERING THEM ON.
A little practice.
A lot of possibility.
Loud Bee says a word out loud. Your child types it,
and Loud Bee checks the spelling right away.
Then they hear what the word means.
A spelling app for iPhone and Android.
Checks every word Practice offline
WORD 1 OF 30 correct
Three words to try, read aloud by your browser.
Listen closely.Give every word a try.Grow one word at a time.
LISTEN. SPELL. DISCOVER.
One word at a time.
Then the next one.
Practice that fits between breakfast and the bus.
Nothing to
score by hand. Just a word and a good try.
Hear the word.
Tap the speaker and listen. Hear it again as often as you like, or slow the voice down.
Spell it out.
Type what you hear, with no autocorrect to give it away. Loud Bee checks the spelling right away.
Discover the meaning.
Hear what it means and how it’s used in a sentence. A missed word goes to the practice pile for another try.
WORDS FROM THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW THEM.
Their words.
Ready in one scan.
A teacher or grown-up shares a word set as a QR code. Scan it in Word Lists, and Loud Bee saves the words, their meanings, and every sound.
Loud Bee starts empty. Each set you add comes from a QR code you scan.
Who’s practicing?
- Maya
- Leo
- Add a profile
ONE DEVICE. EVERY SPELLER.
Their own progress.
Your peace of mind.
For the kitchen table, the car ride, or a quiet minute before bed. Practice fits right in.
A profile for each speller.
Everyone picks a name and a color. Word sets are shared, and each person’s results, missed words, and progress stay their own.
Ready without Wi-Fi.
Once a set is ready for offline practice, it goes wherever you do. No signal needed.
Kind about mistakes.
A miss is “Not quite yet.” The word goes to the practice pile, ready for another try.
No accounts. No ads.
Profiles stay on the device. There’s no email address, birthday, or sign-up.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS.
Curious about
Loud Bee?
Who is Loud Bee for?
Children who are learning to spell, and the grown-ups who help them. Each word set says which ages it suits. Once a grown-up adds a set, a child can practice on their own.
Where do word sets come from?
From a QR code. A teacher, a school, or a grown-up makes a word set, puts it online, and shares its QR code. In Word Lists, tap Scan QR code and point the camera at it. Loud Bee downloads the set and every recording in it. Scanning is the only way to add a set.
Who reads the words aloud?
A word set can include recordings of each word, its meaning, and its sentence. Where a set has none, Loud Bee uses your device’s own voice. The sample on this page uses your browser’s voice.
How does Loud Bee check spelling?
It compares what was typed with the word set’s spelling, letter for letter. Capital letters and spaces at either end don’t count against an answer; accents do. Nobody has to mark an answer right or wrong.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Adding a set needs an internet connection. Loud Bee then saves its words and every recording on the device. A set that shows Ready for offline practice works without Wi-Fi.
Can more than one child use it?
Yes. Loud Bee opens with Who’s practicing?, where everyone has a profile. Word sets are shared, and each profile keeps its own results and missed words.
Does Loud Bee need an account?
No. There’s no sign-up, email address, or birthday. Profiles and practice stay on the device. Our privacy policy has the details.